Find Elusive and Extraordinary Species Where the Flyways Converge
Check the endangered whooping crane, burrowing owl or piping plover off your birding bucket list, or experience the unique courtship dance of the sharp-tailed grouse at dawn. With Saskatchewan's location at the intersection of two major North American flyways, more than 300 species have been observed here. The province's pristine ecosystems — a mix of wetlands, grasslands, and woodlands — allow our feathered friends to thrive in their natural habitats.
Come and surround yourself in a symphony of birdcalls. As you travel Saskatchewan's varied landscapes with binoculars in hand, the province's rich biodiversity will be unveiled through an unforgettable birdwatching experience.
